
The Russian Ambassador to Moldova, Oleg Ozerov, stated that there was no evidence of the Russian Federation’s involvement in the fall of drones on the territory of the republic after calling the Moldavian Foreign Ministry and presenting a note of protest.
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The Moldovan Foreign Ministry summoned the Russian ambassador to present a note of protest in connection with the violation of airspace by three drones.
The Moldovan side did not provide any evidence that the drones that fell on the territory of the republic were Russian, Russian Ambassador to Chisinau Oleg Ozerov told reporters.
Earlier on Thursday, the press service of the Republic's Ministry of Foreign Affairs reported that Ozerov was summoned to the Foreign Ministry due to the violation of the country's airspace by three drones. The Moldovan side handed the Russian diplomat a note of protest.
“We have not received any evidence that the drones were of Russian origin. We are fed up with unsubstantiated accusations against us,” Ozerov said after the meeting at the Foreign Ministry.

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